Exam 7: Taxes
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If the government wants to limit sales of a particular good,it may do so by imposing a quota.However,the same reduction in sales may be achieved by an appropriately chosen excise tax.
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A lump-sum tax,such as the fee for a driver's licence,does not take into consideration:
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Figure: The Market for Music Downloads
-(Figure: The Market for Music Downloads)Use Figure: The Market for Music Downloads.If the government imposes a tax of $3 in this market,the deadweight loss will equal:

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If the government imposes a $5 excise tax on leather shoes and the price of leather shoes does not change:
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If the government levies an excise tax in a market whose supply curve is perfectly inelastic,the burden of the tax will fall completely on the _____,and the deadweight loss will equal _____.
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Figure: The Gasoline Market
-(Figure: The Gasoline Market)Use Figure: The Gasoline Market.The pre-tax equilibrium price is $3,and the equilibrium quantity before tax is 20 000 litres.An excise tax has been levied on each litre of gasoline supplied by producers,shifting the supply curve upward.The total tax revenue collected by the government is equal to:

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\text {The market for good \mathrm { X } can be depicted with the following demand and supply equations:}
-(Scenario: The Market for Good X)Use Scenario: The Market for Good X.If a $1 per unit tax is imposed,the deadweight loss associated with the tax will be equal to (round all calculations to two decimal places):
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If demand is perfectly inelastic,the deadweight loss caused by a tax will be zero.
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Eli has annual earnings of $100 000,and Molly has annual earnings of $50 000.Each consumer goes to the mall and purchases a microwave oven for $100,and each pays an additional 7%,or $7,in sales tax.This tax is:
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Determining who actually pays the cost imposed by a tax is the study of:
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Suppose that Justin Trudeau initiates a revision of the federal income tax structure such that the tax rate is 10% on all income up to $50 000.Any income above $50 000 is not taxed.This payroll tax will be:
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Figure: The Market for Productivity Apps
-(Figure: The Market for Productivity Apps)Use Figure: The Market for Productivity Apps.If the government imposes a tax of $1 in this market,consumers will pay _____ more per app and purchase _____ fewer apps.

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Figure: Tax Incidence
-(Figure: Tax Incidence)Use Figure: Tax Incidence.Producers are likely to bear more of the burden of an excise tax in the situations illustrated by panels:

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The burden of a tax on a good is said to fall completely on the producers if the:
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Tax structure refers to what a tax is levied on (e.g. ,income,property,profits),and tax base refers to the base (or lowest)rate of taxation on a particular tax structure.
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If the elasticity of demand is _____ and the elasticity of supply is _____,tax revenue is likely to decrease if the tax rate is increased.
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Determining who bears the burden of the tax is a question about:
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Figure: The Market for Music Downloads
-(Figure: The Market for Music Downloads)Use Figure: The Market for Music Downloads.If the government imposes a tax of $3 in this market,the government will receive tax revenue of:

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An analysis of the effect of excise taxes on markets allows us to conclude that:
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